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3 Easy Steps to Retire By 40

Writer's picture: Steve MartinSteve Martin

Last time I wrote about the Retire By 40 Movement and why everyone should at least think about retiring from their career by the time they are 40. Today, we’ll dive into how this could be done in 3 easy steps. Well, these steps are easy to say, but they are not that easy to do. Most people finish college around the age of 22 and that only give them 18 years to approach Financial Independent. This is plenty of time if you are 22, but if you are in your 30s and are just getting starter, it’s probably too late to get there by 40. You can still shoot for 50. 🙂

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